What are the best episodes of Body Parts?

The best rated episodes of Body Parts are: They Look So Real - S1E2 rated 8.3

What are the worst episodes of Body Parts?

The lowest rated episodes of Body Parts are: I’m Here to Get Some Ears - S1E3 rated 8.2

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Best Episodes of Body Parts

They Look So Real
S1 Ep2
8.3
13th Apr 2022
A mother who lost her hands to sepsis dreams of one day holding her son again; the aftermath of a car accident has Daniel turning to Allison for a fresh start; an old patient returns after her pet mistakes her prosthetic ear for a chew toy.

Worst Episodes of Body Parts

I’m Here to Get Some Ears
S1 Ep3
8.2
20th Apr 2022
Easton lost both of his ears during a traumatic dog attack, and Allison aims to restore his missing ears and his confidence; Ian seeks an upgrade for a 40-year-old eye prosthesis; teenage mom Montana needs a new toe to keep up with her toddler.

Body Parts Episode Guide

I Dropped the Nipples
S1 Ep1
8.2
6th Apr 2022
Allison Vest gives a rare glimpse into the world of anaplastology as she creates prosthetics for people with missing body parts; she helps a man who lost his nose, a woman born without an ear...
They Look So Real
S1 Ep2
8.3
13th Apr 2022
A mother who lost her hands to sepsis dreams of one day holding her son again; the aftermath of a car accident has Daniel turning to Allison for a fresh start; an old patient returns after her pet mistakes her prosthetic ear for a chew toy.
I’m Here to Get Some Ears
S1 Ep3
8.2
20th Apr 2022
Easton lost both of his ears during a traumatic dog attack, and Allison aims to restore his missing ears and his confidence; Ian seeks an upgrade for a 40-year-old eye prosthesis; teenage mom Montana needs a new toe to keep up with her toddler.

Anaplastologist Allison Vest opens the doors to her practice and shares the cases of patients who have missing anatomy due to trauma, cancer or congenital conditions, but have been given a second chance through amazing, realistic prosthetics. Her prosthetics often go undetected thanks to the skillful combination of skin color correction, hair placement, and even delicately painted veins. However, for her patients, there is nothing discreet about the impact these parts have, from a woman who lost her hands after an extreme case of pneumonia to a boy missing both ears after a dog attack. Allison's workshop is a world of wonder, hope, healing and strength.

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